I found mouse droppings near our kitchen sink and in the cabinet below when I investigated further.
My guess? These are remnants from the same critter which apparently hitched a ride in the dog's bag (Yes, she has a bag we use for travel. It's a monogrammed zip-top LL Bean tote I used once to take food to a kennel where we were boarding her, and the kennel wrote her name on it in permanent marker. I'm not bitter much about that. We've since stopped taking her to that kennel, but for other reasons.) from the in-laws house at Christmas.
Thank goodness for bleach!
Of course it would be too much to ask for the cats to earn their weight around here by catching said mouse. Instead they seem to find their way to the empty fishtanks in the basement and die a slow painful death of dehydration and starvation. Funky.
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ehhhhhhhhhhhh. mice. No good!
ReplyDeleteI though mice were like cat nip for cats! What kind of lazy cats are you dealing with: )
OOOOOOOOH, yeah. That was just me too. 2 cats, both love to eat fake mice, but a real one? Nope, beneath them. Ours found it's way into a bucket that was catching a (now fixed) leak. I was emptying the bucket, and I thought, what's that big piece of dryer lint doing in there? Stupid me, I moved my face closer and closer until I realized the lint had ears. I nearly lost my ish. So, yeah, feel your pain.
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